Who is Oswin Wren in this chapter involved with Cybermen?

There is only one situation in which the Doctor would contemplate using lethal force without trying every other option first: That's when facing the Daleks. He knows that they are simply too powerful and simply too unremitting in their hatred to risk hesitation.

He probably blames himself for not thinking of any better option but the real fault lies with Davros's borderline-religious view of 'perfect life-forms'.

"Davros, you've said that so many times and meant it. Why do you assume that it is more likely to happen now?"

I think that the Doctor noted once before that the Daleks do seem to have a huge inferiority complex.

I have to say that Sideous AND Davros have probably bitten off more than they can chew. I'll bet that the Seppies and Clones will be a foe unlike anything that the Daleks have encountered before, likely more dangerous (if less technologically advanced) than even the Time Lords.

The really ugly part of the Weeping Angels is their reproductive process - They get inside a victim's head somehow and mutate them into another Weeping Angel. Worst comes to worst, I would recommend that they whistle up a couple of Venators to flatten Cardiff.

The Weeping Angels? Odd; they're not usually the sort to be subtle if they're around in large numbers!

"I have only one thing to say to you, gentlebeings: There is no greater fool that one who imagines themselves wise. I have learned that to an agonising cost; one that I will never be able to repay. Be wary that the cost to you and to the entire galaxy that you purport to serve is not unimaginably greater."

Infinite Diversity in Infinite Combinations. It's something that The Doctor once discussed with an old drinking buddy of his named Surak of Vulcan. Basically, The Doctor alleged that, given an infinite universe, every possible combination of events and people must happen at least once (and more than a few impossible ones). Because of that, it is inevitable that, somewhere, the laws of probability INSIST that there is a galaxy indistinguishable from the Star Wars galaxy at the time of the Clone Wars.

The Doctor meant it as a joke; he never thought that Surak would create a guiding philosophy out of it but that's another story altogether.

It's not so much that we're xenophobic, Ashoka. It's more like that everything that's come to visit us has wanted to enslave us, annihilate us or something similar. Basically, imagine if everyone who ever visited a planet were the ancient Mandelorians, or the Trade Federation (or worse). You'd expect them to pretty much shoot at non-locals on first sight, wouldn't you? Well, it's that way for Earth.

I think that someone that LOOKS human but whose anatomy is radically different would fit into Ashoka's 'been there, done that, got the t-shirt' file. A starship that is bigger on the inside and the outside looks like a wooden box? No, that's definitely new.

Obi-Wan is going to love Eleven; they both have the same grim attitude towards evil and their own misdeeds.

AH, there's the crap twist

I like the 6 part chapters for the epic space Battle of Coruscant between the Separatist, Republic and the Daleks with The Doctor, Jenny, Ahsoka, Katy, Jack, Martha, and Clara which make me feel impressed for Doctor Who and Star Wars crossover for this one great space battle.

This is an amazing story thank you for making it this story is one of the few that i have read and want it to be made into cannon but i do have one question what is the Doctor Who comic that you made a reference to in chapter three?

At this point I'm sorta hoping that Ol' palpy doesn't end up being a time lord, and what I think appeared is a Chameleon Arch...the chancellor appears to have acted like a TL that has an Arch in pocket...

But I wouldn't count the Master/Mistress making an appearance as an impossible thing

I'm hoping palpy isn't the master/mistress under a Arch

I CAN'T FIND STAR WARS REBELS ANYWHERE! WHY!?